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KARANA TOMAKE REUSABLE MASK ACQUIRING COMFORT AND BREATHABILITY

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May 2020

With the Covid-19 pandemic forcing a high demand for respiratory masks, we at Karana, we typically make vastly different products are dropping everything and switching to one common cause: produce as many masks to help fight the pandemic as possible.

KARANA TOMAKE REUSABLE MASK ACQUIRING COMFORT AND BREATHABILITY

By pivoting to make face masks, we are finding a way to keep our business going while also serving a great need. It’s a win-win for “nonessential” small businesses that face an uncertain future.

With the Karana face mask, you can expect super comfort and are reusable and washable. The masks are triple-layered made from the softest cotton and thin elastics that won’t leave your ear lobes sore after long use. Also they are for personal use only, and not a substitute for surgical-grade masks required by health care workers or those handling COVID patients. For every mask we sell, we donate 1 to an underprivileged child.

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